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Sprint LTE 9:32 AM * 66% e imathas.rationalreasoning.net C Course Messages Forums Calendar Gradebook Log Out Home > M111-01SP18 > Assessment Mod 5 Inv 5 Questions Q1 (0/10)Q2 (0/10) Q 3 (0/10)Q4 (0/10) Q5 (0/10Q6 (0/10) Q7 (0/10)Q 8 (0/10) Q9 (0/10)Q10 (0/10) Grade: 0/100 Print Version Let f(z) = 8z3-2 and 9(x) 6-64+42+7 a. If f(x) h(x) -g(x), what is the degree of h? Preview b. If f(z) + h (z) = g(x), what is the degree of h? Preview Points possible: 10 Unlimited attempts Post this question to forum License Submit

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1. f has degree 3 and g has degree 8. So h must be of degree 5......answer is 5.

2. here the answer is 8. as in theright hand side the degree is 8. so we must have to add a 8th degree polynomila to get 8 in Right hand side.

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